Notes covering the first year of the AQA History A Level English Revolution Course. Covers 1625-29, The Personal Rule and 1640-42. Total value £50. Over 20 pages of work. Received A* in my A Level.
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Assessment of how Charles I's relationship with the Duke of Buckingham and his wife Henrietta Maria damaged his relations with Parliament in the years 1625-29.
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An A* level essay assessing the different reasons why Charles I's personal rule ended in 1640, coming to a clear conclusion that it was Charles' religious policies that ultimately did it. It is well written, clear and provides good points and evidence to be used in revision.
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Add to cartAn A* level essay assessing the different reasons why Charles I's personal rule ended in 1640, coming to a clear conclusion that it was Charles' religious policies that ultimately did it. It is well written, clear and provides good points and evidence to be used in revision.
A detailed assessment of the different reasons for Charles I's personal rule ending in 1640, covering religion, finance and political issues.
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Document covering the nature of Charles I's personal rule.
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An extremely detailed, ten page document tracking all the major developments in the period 1640-42, leading up to the outbreak of Civil War. It explains every key event and analyses its impact in great detail.
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Add to cartAn extremely detailed, ten page document tracking all the major developments in the period 1640-42, leading up to the outbreak of Civil War. It explains every key event and analyses its impact in great detail.
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A detailed 2 page essay plan assessing the causes for the outbreak of the civil war in 1642. It covers Charles' untrustworthiness as a factor, Pym's religious radicalism and Pym's political radicalism.
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Add to cartA detailed 2 page essay plan assessing the causes for the outbreak of the civil war in 1642. It covers Charles' untrustworthiness as a factor, Pym's religious radicalism and Pym's political radicalism.
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An 2 page essay plan covering causes of the outbreak of war. Covers Charles' failed arrest of the five members, the Irish Rebellion and the Grand Remonstrance as factors.
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Add to cartAn 2 page essay plan covering causes of the outbreak of war. Covers Charles' failed arrest of the five members, the Irish Rebellion and the Grand Remonstrance as factors.
A detailed essay plan assessing the different reasons for the breakdown of relations between King and Parliament in 1640-42. Covers the execution of the Earl of Strafford, the Militia Bill and the failed arrest of the Five Members.
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Add to cartA detailed essay plan assessing the different reasons for the breakdown of relations between King and Parliament in 1640-42. Covers the execution of the Earl of Strafford, the Militia Bill and the failed arrest of the Five Members.
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Add to cartInformation on finance in 1625-29.
Information on the petition of rights and three resolutions.
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Add to cartInformation on the petition of rights and three resolutions.
Essay plan covering how foreign policy caused conflict in the years 1625-29.
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Summary of foreign policy in the early years of Charles reign.
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Document covering Charles I's relationship with Parliament in 1625.
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